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Endless Activity Options in the Crescent City
Whether you’re a seasoned visitor to the Big Easy or a first-timer hoping to squeeze in a trip for Mardi Gras, New Orleans’ effervescent culture, mouthwatering food, and colorful history are sure to draw you in and make you never want to leave! And with so many fun things to do in New Orleans, you might just have to extend your visit.
The Crescent City teems with activity all day and well into the night as bars, jazz clubs, and speakeasies party into the late hours. Feel free to indulge, but be sure to get a few hours’ rest — you’ll need it in the morning when it’s time to wander the famed French Quarter, meander down Bourbon Street, explore favorite neighborhoods like Marigny, and visit the many historical sites around the city.
With so many places to go in New Orleans, it’s hard to know where to begin! Should you start with an eerie exploration of NOLA’s above-ground tombs or haunted places? How about a food tour of the city’s top restaurants? No matter where your visit takes you, the bustling streets and cultural hotspots of the Big Easy offer hours of entertainment. Check out some of the top things to do in New Orleans and start planning your visit today!
New Orleans Neighborhoods
We?re sure you?ve got the French Quarter on your list of places to go in New Orleans, but the city is full of other amazing neighborhoods you simply can?t miss! The eclectic mix of streets and neighborhoods offers something for every traveler, whether you?re looking for the best jazz, brunch spots, museums, or haunted places. From unique architecture and graffiti to vibrant nightlife, locals-only hubs, and more, the Big Easy?s network of neighborhoods is jam-packed with things to do. For a full breakdown of each notable neighborhood, head on over to our New Orleans Neighborhood Guide!
Start off with a visit to the French Quarter, dubbed the Crown Jewel of New Orleans. This historic neighborhood is known for a blend of old and new. Walk through beautiful Jackson Square, snap a photo in front of the St. Louis Cathedral, and check out Madame LaLaurie?s mansion on a haunted tour.
Make the journey uptown to the Garden District for some of the most beautiful sights in New Orleans — stately homes that gleam in the sunlight, restaurants with crisp white tablecloths, river views, oak-lined streets, and lush gardens. Walk down Magazine Street, visit the Audubon Park and Zoo, or just see where your feet take you.
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